Binder

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Binder may refer to:

  • Binder (material), a material used to bind other materials together
  • Binder (tobacco), center leaves rolled inside a cigar which are used to bind together fillers within a wrapper
  • A ring binder, a device to hold together multiple sheets of paper with punched-in holes and be able to remove one without removing the whole stack
  • A bookbinder
  • Reaper-binder, a type of farm equipment or implement, also known as a Corn Binder
  • Twine binder, a specific type of above using twine
  • Binder, common name given to the autos and trucks made by International Harvester Company before 1980. The name was due to the close association with farmers and farm equipment (often the trucks were used with IHC reaper-binders)
  • Binders, a colloquial reference to the brakes on a car, truck, or wagon. Example: "I had to jump on the binders to keep from hitting a deer."
  • Microsoft Binder, a discontinued Microsoft Office application
  • Binder clip, a primitive device for holding together sheets of paper
  • Binder (computer science), any construct that binds a variable to a value (or type, etc.)
  • In law, a binder is an agreement enforceable in a court of law. See offer and acceptance.
  • Phosphate binders
  • Binder (Dungeons & Dragons), a base class in the game
  • Binder Twine Festival
  • A rubber band is sometimes called a rubber binder or just a binder
  • A file binder, software that binds files into one executable.

Binder in reference to companies:


Binder as surname:

See Binder (surname)

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